What is this data? Is it last year's migrations? Averages? More context is needed.
HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
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Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#32I see various migrations lacking - f.ex. Polish to Brazil, and Vietnamese to Poland. why is that?
You can easily verify this here: http://www.migrationdrc.org/research/typesofmigration/global...
Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#33Looks great! The population of Saint Helena is NaN and also there is something wrong with the arrows.. BTW changing #hashcode based on the country looking at would be great too.
Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#34Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#35Nice and interesting, well done! I also like the offline caching feature. The only tiny imperfection I see it's in the lines connecting two countries, I'd like to see an arrow so I know if I'm looking at arrivals or departures. Is there a way to filter the GMO database to see only the current migration flow (say, last 5 years)?
I have tried to add arrows at some point, but it cluttered the visualization too much (especially for countries where migrations are quite local : limited to border-sharing countries). That said, there may be a solution I did not think about.
Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#36Looks great! The population of Saint Helena is NaN and also there is something wrong with the arrows.. BTW changing #hashcode based on the country looking at would be great too.
I'm not sure that I understand well, the hascode is indeed changed base on the currently viewed country.
Then check that http://migrationsmap.net/#/SHN/departures is still broken.
Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#37Nice and interesting, well done! I also like the offline caching feature. The only tiny imperfection I see it's in the lines connecting two countries, I'd like to see an arrow so I know if I'm looking at arrivals or departures. Is there a way to filter the GMO database to see only the current migration flow (say, last 5 years)?
Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#38Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#39Eg:
http://www.gapminder.org/world/#$majorMode=chart$is;shi=t;ly...
http://www.gapminder.org/world/#http://www.gapminder.org/wor...
The Hans Rosling TED talk is fantastic too: http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_shows_the_best_stats_y...
Re: HTML5 Map of the the World Migrations using SVG, Raphael.js and offline storage
#40Very nice. I was wondering how difficult it would be to capture a particular state of the map (say UK departures) as a PNG for embedding or generating a PDF. Could you do that on the server side?